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There is no shortage today of press on the announcement that U.S.
Although quickly dismissed by our local daily newspaper, I think current Bend Mayor Jeff Eager is correct in suggesting that our mayor should be elected.
I served as mayor from 1997 to 1999 and while thankful for being selected for the position by my fellow councilors, the job proved to be purely ceremonial.
This week in our continuing Three Creeks Brewing Co. giveaways we’ve got tickets for the KT & Etouffee show up for grabs.
On Friday and Saturday night, 2nd Street Theater is celebrating 10 years of providing a stage to local productions with a celebration that includes performances picked from some of the theater’s favorite plays and musicals over the years.
We’ve got some tickets to give away to each night’s shows.
For most of March and all of April to date, I’ve been trying to be optimistic about the blah weather. Optimistic, as in saying to people complaining about it: “well, it means there will be great wildflowers and terrific mountain bike trails when it stops_________ (insert your favorite): raining, snowing, sleeting, blowing, or doing all the same at one time.
Last week came the stunning news that Norwegian long-distance runner Grete Waitz had died at age 57. If there’s one person who had a profound affect on long distance running it was Waitz
She put women’s running on the map what with nine New York Marathon wins including the inaugural running of the event.
During our Night Photography Workshop last Friday, we were shooting in downtown Bend when the Cycle Pub of Bend made its way down Wall Street.
We did not expect this to happen, so I shot it with my 24 to 70mm Zoom lens at 58mm.
The Forest Service announced this week that it is soliciting comments on the plans for a new multi-use sno-park at Kapka Butte.
The agency has been working for several years on the plan that would expand parking for motorized and non-motorized forest users to relieve some of the overcrowding at Dutchman Sno-park.
The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office released more information this morning about last week’s bizarre standoff between authorities and a 69-year-old La Pine man that occurred last week.
Today’s report told more about how an altercation between Curtis Jack Berger and his 73-year-old neighbor on April 18 eventually resulted in a deputy shooting at Berger and ultimately injuring him before he disappeared into the house for seven hours.
The massive winter blizzard quaint spring storm that ripped across the Cascades yesterday and last night dumped nearly a foot of snow on Mt. Bachelor, tipping the annual snowfall amount past the previous record.
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